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  Stacked Senate speaks volumes

  Febuary 1st, 2010 - 9 h 44

  We wanted to believe that finally a government would do the right thing and stop playing political games. But, of course, it wasn’t to be.Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his fellow Conservatives campaigned hard on the need for, and their...

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  Job helps making friends all over the world easy

  January 29th, 2010 - 9 h 59

  Moving to a new city, or a new country as in my case, not only means coming to grips with a different lifestyle, but also trying to make friends.    During my life, I have lived in a few different places. I spent the first 18 years...

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  Vote to put our city on the board

  January 29th, 2010 - 9 h 58

  While Moose Jaw’s name is well known thanks to its uniqueness, it never hurts to get the city’s name out even more and that’s where you come in.Currently, Hasbro is conducting a contest to determine the 22 cities that will be the...

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  Aunt's cookbook offers recipes free from fancy cookery

  January 29th, 2010 - 9 h 00

  I love it when I get packages in the mail — especially when those packages contain keepsakes that have been treasured and used by favourite members of the family.    This particular package included two soft-covered booklets...

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  Electric power came to Moose Jaw in 1891

  January 28th, 2010 - 21 h 42

  On March 30, 1891, Moose Jaw residents turned on their electric lights for the first time.     The road to the modern moment had not been smooth.     Fierce verbal battles had raged in and out of the town council...

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  Lots of work behind scenes

  January 28th, 2010 - 10 h 43

  Anyone who thinks Aviva just handed Joe’s Place a $50,000 gift doesn’t know Joe Dueck.      Dueck, founder of Joe’s Place, fights hard for every penny his centre for youth receives. A lot of work went...

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  Body's bounce bound to bomb

  January 27th, 2010 - 9 h 36

  According to a family friend of mature years, the body, as it ages, doesn’t bounce as easily as that same body did when it was younger.    After personal incidents Monday morning, in the dark of the new day, I can agree with...

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  It's about battling the elements

  January 27th, 2010 - 9 h 35

  When a city gets hit with a severe winter blizzard like the one that settled in Moose Jaw on the weekend, a few things are bound to happen.People with low-slung, two-wheel drive cars will hit the streets like it’s normal winter driving...

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  Choosing the cast for The Next Generation reboot

  January 23rd, 2010 - 11 h 14

  Since Mother bought me the absolute most wonderful birthday gift anyone could receive, Star Trek, I’ve basically been watching the J.J. Abrams masterpiece continuously every night after work.    I think much of the new Star...

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  England's National Trust sites provide adventures

  January 22nd, 2010 - 10 h 42

  The National Trust in England is an amazing institution that keeps places of historic interest or natural beauty open to the public.    Whenever you can’t think what to do on the weekend, taking a trip to a National Trust...

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Other news

• January 22nd, 2010 Pianos, organs were treasured sources of entertainment in the 19th century
• January 21st, 2010 My No. 1 pick fora sports movie is ... Bull Durham
• January 21st, 2010 Games leave more than deficit
• January 20th, 2010 Tax credit has warming effect
• January 20th, 2010 B.C. students do us proud
• January 19th, 2010 Weddings seem to take on a life of their own
• January 19th, 2010 School project teaches lesson
• January 18th, 2010 Good marketing draws tourists
• January 18th, 2010 It's time to dig deep again
• January 16th, 2010 Who I am continues to change as times goes on
• January 15th, 2010 Hometown recovering from tragic start to 2010
• January 15th, 2010 What's the point of a poll?
• January 15th, 2010 Cooking in 1930s assisted by Five Roses Flour cookbook
• January 14th, 2010 Owns Two Horses, Crossed Eagle Quills among Lakota women who lived in area
• January 14th, 2010 These are a few of my favourite ... sports movies

• January 14th, 2010 Taking care of hungry kids
• January 13th, 2010 At least Liberals are back at work
• January 12th, 2010 Time to get back to work
• January 11th, 2010 New sparkle for Canada Day
• January 11th, 2010 New cellphone law will grow on me I'm sure
• January 11th, 2010 Sunday's relay a significant event
• January 8th, 2010 Snow removal is a thankless job
• January 8th, 2010 Cabbage features prominently in winter-time soups
• January 7th, 2010 Demo of snow-clearing machines in 1927 was a hoopla-filled event
• January 7th, 2010 My choices for favourite sports documentaries
• January 7th, 2010 Only one victim really matters
• January 6th, 2010 Moose Jaw parties to be remembered
• January 6th, 2010 What about security here
• January 6th, 2010 Moose Jaw parties to be remembered
• January 5th, 2010 Team Canada going for gold
• January 5th, 2010 An aging sense of patriotism?
• January 2nd, 2010 Buttery thoughts from the theatre
• December 31st, 2009 Tragedy hits close to home
• December 31st, 2009 Reversal was a wise move
• December 31st, 2009 Will there be kissing or knuckle touching
• December 31st, 2009 Learning about a different world
• December 31st, 2009 Focusing on goals for 2010
• December 31st, 2009 Regular fare welcome after complicated holiday meals
• December 30th, 2009 Will there be kissing or knuckle touching?
• December 29th, 2009 Learning about refugees
• December 29th, 2009 No Snowbirds show here in 2010 a shame
• December 28th, 2009 I’m a product of the ’90s and proud of it
• December 24th, 2009 New traditions begin with this Christmas Eve
• December 24th, 2009 Child-friendly recipes featured in The Milk Calendar
• December 23rd, 2009 Puppy rescue a holiday story

• December 23rd, 2009 Nostalgia fills Christmas preparations
• December 22nd, 2009 Kindness makes community great
• December 21st, 2009 The spirit of giving is strong here
• December 19th, 2009 For me, Christmas is all about the seven deadly sins
• December 18th, 2009 Divinity fudge, a divine treat to join other homemade candy
• December 18th, 2009 At least the snow here is the real deal
• December 18th, 2009 Better late than never
• December 17th, 2009 Roughness gave way to refinement at early Moose Jaw holiday celebrations
• December 17th, 2009 We don't carry cash for charities
• December 17th, 2009 Profanity can go hand-in-hand with passion
• December 16th, 2009 Still coping with Saskatchewan's winter
• December 16th, 2009 What's the point?
• December 15th, 2009 Still time to help our youth
• December 14th, 2009 Police checks are for your protection
• December 14th, 2009 Help others fight the cold
• December 12th, 2009 Appreciation for those who work outdoors
• December 11th, 2009 Sweet treats sweeten Christmas holiday celebrations
• December 11th, 2009 In late 1800s, area residents gathered for church Christmas celebrations
• December 10th, 2009 I love receiving cards, just never seem to send them
• December 10th, 2009 Santa Rod turns into Grinch
• December 9th, 2009 Home-baked hockey pucks coming up
• December 9th, 2009 Halifax makes historical info available on 'Net
• December 9th, 2009 Home-baked hockey pucks coming up
• December 8th, 2009 Barriers of snow can be a problem
• December 7th, 2009 Welligton White took advantage of building boom and made bricks
• December 7th, 2009 Fostering a sense of volunteerism in students
• December 7th, 2009 Pain still raw 20 years later
• December 5th, 2009 Imagine Christmas from a Trekkie’s perspective
• December 4th, 2009 Taking care on snowy streets
• December 4th, 2009 Celebrate with care this season